Lottery Sambad Today · 27 Oct 2026

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Nagaland Lottery draws & prizes

Nagaland State Lotteries runs three Dear draws every day — at 1:00 PM, 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM — each with its own weekday name. The 6:00 PM draw is shared with Sikkim, while seasonal bumper draws run on a separate calendar.

Below are the latest published numbers for every draw, with first prize and ticket price. Open any dated result for the full winning numbers and prize chart, and always match the draw name, date, series and number on your ticket before claiming. All times are Indian Standard Time (IST).

These are the latest published draw numbers, not archive totals. Prizes shown are from those draws. Schedules can change; the official draw notice prevails.

Information & Analytics

Original data studies from our draw records — free to cite with credit.

About the Nagaland Dear Lottery

The Nagaland Dear lottery is drawn three times a day, every day of the week — the Morning draw at 1:00 PM, the Day draw at 6:00 PM and the Evening draw at 8:00 PM IST. Each slot has its own set of weekly draw names, and every draw carries a first prize of ₹1 Crore. The moment a result is officially published, the winning numbers appear on this page automatically.

Use the tabs above to move between the 1 PM, 6 PM and 8 PM results, or pick any of the last 30 draw dates from the date menu to see an older result in the same card. Every draw also has its own full result page with the complete prize-wise list, the official result poster and the official PDF. Festival draws such as the Dear Puja Bumper 2026 are published on their own pages, and past results for every date are kept in the result archive.

Nagaland Dear Prize Structure

The 3rd, 4th and 5th prizes are matched on the last 4 digits of the ticket number; the 1st prize, consolation and 2nd prize match the full number. See how every tier works in our prize tiers guide.

How to Check Your Ticket

The checking works the same way for every state: note the date and draw time printed on your ticket, then type the number into the Ticket Checker — it tests the number against every prize tier of that draw at once. Only the number format changes from lottery to lottery:

Nagaland Dear (1 PM, 6 PM, 8 PM) — the full ticket number with its series. The 1st prize, consolation and 2nd prize match the full number; the 3rd, 4th and 5th prizes match the last 4 digits.
Kerala (3 PM) — a 2-letter series with a 6-digit number, for example DM 669350. Several lower prizes are drawn on the last 4 digits, so check those tiers too.
Sikkim Dear 6 PM — series and number together, for example 92H 78866.
Sikkim Labhlaxmi (4 PM) — just the 4-digit number, for example 2525.

If your number appears, open the draw's Full Result page and cross-check it against the official PDF before anything else. Won a prize? Follow the prize claim process within the claim period, and keep your physical ticket safe — sign the back of it today.

Lottery Sambad is an independent, unofficial reference, not the official website of any state lottery department. Numbers here are republished from official announcements for convenience; the official gazette published by the state lottery department is the only document valid for prize claims.

Check Your Ticket Three Ways

Enter Number — type your ticket number with its series and the checker tests it against every prize tier of the draw at once.
Upload Ticket — pick a photo of your ticket and the number is read from it automatically.
Scan Ticket — point your camera at the ticket's QR code for the fastest check.
Save your tickets under My Tickets at the top of this page and their win status is worked out for you on every visit. All three options are on the Ticket Checker page as well.

Nagaland Dear Weekly Draw Names

Every slot runs under a different draw name on each day of the week. If your ticket says Star Thursday or Regal Wednesday, this table tells you exactly which draw it belongs to:

The full story behind these names is in our Dear lottery draw names guide.

Festival Bumpers and More Results

Dear Puja Bumper 2026 — Nagaland's festival bumper draws on 24 October 2026 at 6:00 PM with a ₹3 Crore first prize across 7 prize tiers. The result, full prize list and ticket checking will be on the Puja Bumper page the same evening.

Kerala Lottery — the Kerala State lottery draws daily at 3:00 PM, each day under its own draw name. See today's winning numbers on the Kerala lottery result page.

Sikkim Lottery — the Dear 6 PM draw and the Labhlaxmi 4 PM draw are published on the Sikkim lottery result page, along with Sikkim's festival bumper results.

About the Kerala State Lottery

The Kerala State lottery is drawn every day at 3:00 PM IST, and each day of the week has its own lottery: Samrudhi on Sunday, Bhagyathara on Monday, Sthree Sakthi on Tuesday, Dhanalekshmi on Wednesday, Karunya Plus on Thursday, Suvarna Keralam on Friday and Karunya on Saturday — each with its own draw code (SM, BT, SS, DL, KN, SK, KR), which is printed on the ticket. The full official result is usually published by around 4:00 PM and is added to the Kerala result page automatically.

On the Kerala page, the date menu opens any of the last 30 draws in the same card, with a 7-day history and a full result page for every draw — the complete prize-wise winning list with the official result image. Each Kerala lottery has its own prize structure, printed in full on its result page; our Kerala weekly schedule guide lists every draw with its code and prizes.

Lottery Sambad is an independent, unofficial reference. Winning numbers are republished from official announcements for convenience; the official result published by the Kerala State Lotteries Department is the only document valid for prize claims. Wondering how Kerala compares with Nagaland? See Kerala vs Nagaland: odds and prizes compared.

About Sikkim State Lotteries

Sikkim State Lotteries runs two draws every day. The Dear 6 PM draw — the same Dear draw whose result also appears on the Nagaland page — carries a first prize of ₹1 Crore and runs under weekly names: Empire on Sunday, Legend on Monday, Prestige on Tuesday, Regal on Wednesday, Supreme on Thursday, Crown on Friday and Elite on Saturday. The Labhlaxmi 4 PM draw is a 4-digit lottery with its own daily names, from Power Sunday to Joy Saturday. Both results are published on the Sikkim result page as soon as they are officially announced.

Through the year, Sikkim also conducts festival bumper lotteries — a ₹500 ticket with a ₹3 Crore first prize across 7 prize tiers. Past bumper results and the next bumper's details are on the Sikkim bumper page.

Labhlaxmi Prize Structure

Labhlaxmi prizes are paid on the 4-digit ticket number. The Dear 6 PM prize structure is the standard Dear structure — see the prize tiers guide for the full breakdown.

Lottery Sambad is an independent, unofficial reference, not the official website of Sikkim State Lotteries. Numbers are republished from official announcements for convenience; the official publication is the only document valid for prize claims.

About Punjab State Lotteries

Punjab State Lotteries runs the Dear lottery family — a daily draw, four monthly draws and a quarterly draw, plus seasonal bumper lotteries. The flagship daily draw, Dear 50, is drawn every evening at 6:30 PM in Ludhiana on a ₹50 ticket with a ₹21 Lakh first prize, and each weekday runs under its own series name: Ranger on Sunday, Beast on Monday, Bronco on Tuesday, Buster on Wednesday, Chief on Thursday, Colt on Friday and Jackal on Saturday.

Alongside the daily draw, Punjab runs Dear 100 on the second Tuesday of every month (₹100 ticket, ₹25 Lakh first prize), Dear 200 on the first Saturday (₹200 ticket, ₹1.5 Crore first prize), Dear 20 on the fourth Tuesday (₹20 ticket, ₹11 Lakh first prize) and Dear 1000 every quarter on the second Saturday of January, April, July and October (₹1,000 ticket, ₹50 Lakh first prize, drawn on a 4-digit number). Seasonal bumpers — Rakhi, Lohri, Diwali and others — carry the biggest prizes, up to ₹11 Crore.

Every Punjab result is published on the Punjab lottery result page as soon as it is officially announced, with the full prize-wise winning list, the official result poster and the ticket checker. Punjab tickets carry a series with the number; for Dear 50, the 2nd to 7th prizes are decided on the last 4 digits, so check those tiers too. Lottery Sambad is an independent, unofficial reference; the official publication of the Punjab State Lotteries Department is the only document valid for prize claims.

Punjab Draw Schedule

Draw days and ticket prices are as published for the current draws; the Punjab result page carries the latest published number for every scheme.

About Maharashtra State Lotteries

Maharashtra State Lotteries runs several weekly draws every afternoon between 4:15 PM and 5:00 PM, plus monthly draws and seasonal bumpers. The weekly families are Gajlaxmi (daily, ₹20 ticket), Sahyadri (Monday to Saturday, ₹30), Ganeshlaxmi (Monday to Saturday, ₹10), Laxmi Weekly (Monday to Saturday, ₹50, under rotating draw names) and Mohini (Sundays only, ₹15). Tickets carry a code, a series and a number — for example GL-07 3998.

The ₹50 Laxmi Weekly draws carry a ₹7 Lakh first prize with a ₹2,500 consolation prize, while the ₹10, ₹15, ₹20 and ₹30 weekly draws carry a ₹10,000 first prize. Monthly draws, such as Gaurav, carry larger prizes — the October 2026 monthly first prize was ₹27 Lakh — and seasonal bumpers go higher still: the Din Bumper of May 2026 paid ₹27 Lakh and the Gudhipadva Bumper of March 2026 paid ₹50 Lakh as first prize.

Every Maharashtra result is published on the Maharashtra lottery result page as soon as it is officially announced, with the full prize-wise winning list, the result image and the ticket checker. Lottery Sambad is an independent, unofficial reference; the official gazette published by the Maharashtra State Lottery Department is the only document valid for prize claims.

Maharashtra Draw Schedule

Draws take place between 4:15 PM and 5:00 PM IST. Prize amounts vary by draw — see the full result page for each draw's prize table.

All Draw Timings

Five draws a day across the three states. Each result appears on this site within minutes of its official announcement — the homepage always shows the latest published draw first.

Understanding Your Lottery Ticket

Draw name — the weekly name of the draw (for example Star Thursday), which tells you the slot and the day.
Series and number — the letters before the number (for example 70B) are the series; together with the number they form your full ticket number, which is what the 1st prize matches.
Date and draw number — every draw has its own date and draw number; both are printed on the result card here, so you can be sure you are checking the right draw.
M.R.P. ₹7 — the printed price of a daily Dear ticket.
QR / barcode — the code the Scan Ticket option reads, so you never have to type the number.

Yesterday's and Old Results

Missed a draw? Yesterday's results collects all of yesterday's draws on one page, and the result archive holds past results going back months — pick any date to see that day's full prize-wise lists for Nagaland, Kerala and Sikkim. The date menu above the result card on this page also opens the last 30 draws without leaving the page. Prefer everything in one table? The Result Chart lists the last 30 days of first-prize numbers for every draw on a single page.

Recent Bumper Results

Dear Puja Bumper 2026 (Nagaland) — 24 Oct 2026 · Draw at 6:00 PM · ₹3 Crore first prize · View result →

Ganesh Chaturthi Bumper 2026 (Sikkim) — 19 Sep 2026 · 1st prize: A 801021 · View result →

May Day Bumper 2026 (Sikkim) — 16 May 2026 · 1st prize: 999327 · View result →

X-mas Bumper 2025 (Sikkim) — 27 Dec 2025 · 1st prize: 544133 · View result →

Ganesh Chaturthi Bumper 2025 (Sikkim) — 20 Sep 2025 · 1st prize: 158279 · View result →

Number History — Has Your Number Ever Won?

Enter any ticket number in the Number History tool and it searches our draw records for that number: how many times it has won, in which draws, how much it has won in total, and its win frequency across all checked draws. It is a record of the past, not a prediction — every draw is independent — but it is the honest way to satisfy the "is my number lucky?" question. Or browse the same record day by day on the Result Chart page — a month of first-prize numbers in one table.

How Prize Claims Work

1. Verify your number against the official gazette PDF — screenshots and unofficial lists are not enough.
2. Sign the back of the winning ticket and keep it safe; photocopies don't count.
3. Fill the claim form (available on the official lottery website) and attach your ID proof and the original ticket.
4. Submit the claim to the state lottery department within 30 days of the draw. The full step-by-step guide is in our prize claim process article.

Play Responsibly

Lottery is a game of pure chance for adults (18+). No pattern, "hot number" or paid prediction can change the odds of a draw — anyone who promises that is not telling the truth. Buy a ticket for the fun of the draw, spend only what you can comfortably afford to lose, and never borrow money to play.

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